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Life IL " orth

living IL the Liver Is not disordered.
Therefore. II you suffer with Sick Headache
BilliUusncss. Constipation rany Liver trouble
take DR.. Unyid's Liver = lis. y Pills Tor IJc.
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A.JDRADLEY a. lO. Thirteenth lai a..
sfrrOf.. Ntnchp.f.r. Agent fIl fle f.Hi
burg cttluss Hul Insurance '..aii
DIS. AAaHON a. son. $50. n. lrlI4 i.
tN. CHAPLIN n co.. Sol 3. irl..
J. THOMPSON Knows 500. iil' b. ''-
street.
VIRGINIA RUBBhK CO., BOB ;. bf9ae ~ ~
betting. hoee. ana AS kin4s oi i4-o'f 80
Rubber stamps
ATLANTTL RUBBEh STAMP hANtfA
TURING Co. 1915 b. MHa S. ha-''-
mrcr, aud importers lf stamp ..tt..''
JLD DOMINION 80 hDLh-clAht va 4,
40 Bank street Agents Han.el F'
sign Painting
y. s. TuOMIsOs. fuuhIn street. -D- 80
change nute. Advertising ~.
Board fence and wall sisus -.'..Ai -
IIpStUNH. Nn ~ ~ NHIl sIittH
painting aud gliding on s.Ass'
soap factory
r. GARCIN & CO.. 1850 flalAll sii',.
I-htd iSgl. Toilet iul IaNNiIi ''f
Taiior-f
e. ". stage. Twelfth street, lnlei A-''
Hotel Give and military LaiieH
Undertaken
a. NORRfsETT $50. Do ',''r.-
Nancnesfrr. Phone fn.
Wire Mattrss.es aud 'o''
LOWE. gslg b.. Main street - ss....,,s
fer of Champion Woven "nt ,.. -
tnd COTS. The bcst and Cneaptsl '-
wood aud Coal .
tLBA COAL YARD ltIoa 'iAi.l. g.
aud Pine streets. VI. =. fNtl,.t
kinds Of Coal. VOL. ana '''"
rnlns. ksf
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A. s. HATCH.
A Banker. Noted In His Day, Who Has
Just Failed.

From 1862 till 1913 no firm name stood bet
er on Nassau street or cast faircr relec-
ton into Wall street than that OF Fisk q
Hatch, and the last named was eiiec
tionately styled the good Mr. Hatch" as &c
was identified With tho noted Crcrnorne mic
SION, and was On active supporter Of church
and mission work in general Indeed, he oc-
casionally preached at the Cremornc. Tho
firm appeared to be on tho top wave OF pros.
perity tin the memorable September days Of
1873; then the great crash carried Fisk q
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A box Of good cigars or demijOhn of
old Ma ..ira or sherry wine is a nice Christ
mas present, and can be had Of
CnAMBtRLAYsE & Co.
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manufacturers Of fire brick say that the
only reliable way to distinguish good clay is
by tasting If it tastes salty, 1t is genuine
fire clay, If fiat and dull, 1t is worthless for
fire brick
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Ienrn TO Write Rapidly.

learn bookkeeping, shorthand, and type
writing, at the Pen Art II i and south
ern Business College, over 700 East Broad
street.
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PAINTS. OILS. &c.
pICHMOND IRON PAINT co.
NJ. PATE & CO., lOO7 EAST CARY STREET.

Weather, W ater,
and Fire Proof
Never Cracks,
Rlisters. or Peels.
Especially adapt
ed for Tin. Zinc
Copper. Iron. and
; b ny lie. and
sp0ard Roofs.
Defective and
Leaky Roofs from
tge and exposure
are rendered tight
and perfect by It's
use. Damp and
imperfect Walls
are also rendered
lry ily the use Of
this PAINT and
EMENT.
NN
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CITY BOTfLiNG HOUSE w 81. '
street. Manufacturer. of ftlllaf
aud mineral waters.
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In Courtship Hours

l.
When on your face her lovely eyes
Are often fixed, wheo She appears
Attentive 90 your looks aud signs
Aud a. your words lends willing ears.
When she with laughter sreets your lest
And SAYS Il think you horrid know
That YOU are III a welcome guest.
you need not yet make haste 10 20.
IL
when ou the clock her gaze she bends
And wonders n pas gone 20 bed.
And when you make joke pretends
Size did not hear just what you said;
when she behind her lily hand
Begins 10 yawn, though be may grieve,
The man If sense viii undo stand
The time has come for hun 70 leave.
Boston Courier
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Among the oomical sights on the street
l. the big, overdressed woman leading
the tniest kind Of a dog by blue or red
sGtp2.
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WALLEN A. WKAY. Seventh mi 1ns
streets. Monuments tomls. .aAla.etai lc
tlcr, Sc,
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81. REDFORD. 1910 g.. Nan .tttl fit
cal plumber. tiunur. sr 5000 Steam .''
(. &. IlAShkl. as liluua aitlat 't.-
gis nttlug, thinning Sc.
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ELLIS ADRIAN. 800 T.. Broad street, NnH
advanced 600 personal property. uaee ...s
from Friday 49, shutdown OBJ -4llHlaI 81
suuiuNu.
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Contractor aud Buildsr.
4. e. HOUSTON. 5Uo r. Siam .fr.et
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plnmber.. -. - - No.

$. j. DAVIS. IS \. Nntl street. 'n
awnings, 0ii-ci0ths. ANA lHl.ef lalHls
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JOSEPH DELAKl D.. ir B.. N.n stree
hanging hnd general machine ffi
Models iul patents.
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W" "hhl 80, cururf ui Fourfs,,,.
. "a.l s'i,,.'. leuts, awnings. bss, ho-. !.
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We are no longer We; We are US colorado
Editor lately married.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

RiCuMONn. Va, November 80.
OFFERINGS RFPoRTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Il .37s bushels.
Corn -9i6 bushels
Oats u go bushels.
Rye ~ bushels
{ iOy eed 10 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To- SECRETARY.
Wheat-White ~ bushels ven good a
sc. I0ngberry. ! 100 bushes yer good
,n private terms. Sh0uherry - bushels
fair at &c. Total sales Of wheat. ts6 bush
els.
Com White. 752 bushels prime new on
private terms. rs bushels prime new
20 soc q bus s very good ne ~ ole
Rye 50 bushels prim ON p iyate terms
Clover Se,d.-b bushels common 0n private
terms.
COTTON RFPoRr.
Market steady leceipfs ba'fs.
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A hflELD DAIRY Iumuy W.in-. AID
\. seventh street. and II0 T.. N.m ..'
rtsh mills, cream, butter. butter ..... III
cheese.
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)Ll hk b. DYER. Bls f.. w,r....
'ueioAee Cough Dr0ps. 'N 2
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We are the sole agents Of the celebrat-
ed La Normandi Cigar.
UHANBERLAYSE & Co.
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". NICK kEDfOku. lt- D. MaH street.
sale dealer.
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TIT "" 7 TTTTTTT = -"-TI| II
j. r. JDrilo. y N. Fifteenth street
agent. Established irr|
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Iron Works.
ASA SNYDER CO., lso no lol Cal ,nra
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&C. HIGH, i,'s b. Muu street, hafchnr
lcHciry neatly repaired.
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h. WALLkhollNE g. CO.. 30 srit.ss
teenth street. Potatoes, butter b.
hagc, 81.
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Bakers

W., ,'.. nMOND sILAN BAKERY. y
and retail. ''''e-, "h0l
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THE TIME.
our N. AT sE1BE1R11ry,ls,7 I. YEsr Err !,
Some Fine 1ymnnstic Exercises by the
Younger Turn Ciass-lfanlsone Prizes
Awnrded-Addresses,1 Iusio AMI Dan.
cling NIL Day-Au Enjoyable Affair, 4 4

The celebration by the Wheeling Turn.
bund yesterday Of the thirty.afth anniyer.
sary Of tho organization Of the society
proved an event memorable for liz sue.
cess, Ito orderly and enjoyable character
and large attendance. The celebration
took place at seibert'a Garden, and tho
members and their families and friends to
tho number. Of probably fifteen hundred
went out on the Elm Grove trains. The
society marched from It's hail on North
Market street to the Elm Grove depot to
the music OF the Opera House band, and
with the new silk flag presented by the
ladies Sunday night floating on tho breeze.
All day long the trains carried full loads,
and the exercises were kept up until 10
o'clock last night without feature to mar
the enjoyment Of the day. 2,'gl
The main feature Of the day was the
prfza turning In the afternoon by tho
Junior class. Turning on the horizontal
bar and horsea for prizes was followed by
jumping by the older Turner'S. A class Of
sixteen boys ranging from ak or seven
years to thirteen or fourteen went through
exerciaes which they would not be sup.
posed from their looks to be capable Of.
Mr.. Charles Straub had charge OF the class
and Mesars. A. Cappel, D. straub and
Jacob Looa were the judges. The prizes
ranged IRON costly article Of jewelry to
q comparatively inexpensive book, and
the little fellows were all remembered.
The awards vera as follows, the prizes
being in the order Of the claas as here
named, and the figures which follow the
names indicating the per cent. n f55I a
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THE WOUNDED, MAN
At Bellaire will DIo-NIre Nails-Olher

At Bellaire will DIo-wlre ,Nalls-olher
z.=s5 Items. e.
Probate Judge II. Castor, ives in
town yesterday. ~ 81 i5ll5is55l4
The a. NJ. E. Church is arranging for an
all day meeting in the church next Sun.
day. ~ :.. = 80
Harry McGregor, Of the Belmont Coal
Company, is down the river on a business
trip. 5e;755 9fs.75. Isf39
The Pennsylvania Company is preparing
to build new shop on the west side OF It's
tracks at Indian run. 1t will be frame
building. IS : 49, !.
The grocery store OF 7. J. Stewart WINS
closed yesterday by creditors. No assipn-
ment wac made and Arrangements may be
made 10 reopen. ssi5.gs II. H. 2ss55l5l,'2
Some teets made at the sRellaire Nail
Works show that the wire nails, notwith-
standing their greater number per pound,
are not as cheap in holding power as the
standard cut steel nails. H. v x; %
William a. Gorby, PRECEDENT Of the
Globe Company, is attending tho annual
meeting Of the flint glass manufactured
at Saratoga, and S. 9. Hamilton, Secretary
Of the Bellaige Window Glass Company.
will attend the manufacturers meeting at
Cape May. .ts55 ist5 = :. &, $500
DR.. A. J. Sanders, OF Grand Island, Nob..
arrived in the city yesterday morning for
the purpose Of attending the funeral Of
his mother, Mrs. Mary Sanders, which
took place in the afternoon. Services we're
held at noon, and the rcma;ns we're taken
to Warrenton on the l,o'clock O. g. P,
train for interment. -
Tim Butler, who was shot Saturday
night, was still alive yesterday, with q
bullet somewhere in his breast. but the
doctors think he cannot live. Henry,Bur-
riss, who did the shooting, had a hearing
before the Mayor yesterday afternoon and
was discharged, no evidence being pro-
duced TO show that he did anything but
in plain self defense. S It was shown that
Butler and Bruce Goldsborouvh probably
intended to get into smother house in the
alley, but attacked the Burris house,Ian.
gered BY the opposition Of young Burriss
and his mother and sister. Goldsbor-
ough is fireman on the Bellaire & ST.
Clairsyille train and Butler, who lives on
Guernsey street, was showing him around,
both being pretty full by the time they
entered the alley and attacked the
house.. Burriss only fred when the men
were apparently determined to enter his
house. Until Sunday eveing It was not
known who did the shooting. Then the
doctors pronounced Buffers wound
probably q mortal one, and 3 he
finally told who had shot him.
Henry Burriss, who is not quite twenty
was out walking when the officers went
after him, and did not know that he had
done more than friehten the men away
by his shot, as both Of them ran out Of
the alley when he fred. s5i.. IN Al -
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A NOIsOaIE CASE. :
Sensational Developments in the Trial Of

Sensational Developments In the Trial of
Mrs. Shell Yesterday. ;.5 n
Mrs. Alice Shell was arraigned in the
Police Court yesterday on charge Of
keeping house OF resort for immoral pur.
poses. Tho boarding house kept by Mrs.
Shell and her husband near the head Of
the wharf has long been suspected Of be-.
ing Crooked" place in this sense, but
WAS never raided by the police until
M'liss McGlumphrey swore out warrant
Saturday night. Yesterday she appeared
as prosecutrix and conducted the case
with considerable tact. Col. Arnett
was the attorney for the defense. A
number Of witnesses appeared for the
prosecution, most Of whom testified to
having frequented the house for immoral
purposes. Young men and young women
both gave such testimony, among the lat
ter being come notorious women aud some
girls Of sixteen or 30, not before known to
the police. A respectable gentleman who
had lived next door swore that he was
obliged to leave because OF the character
of stha place, and that the talk heard
through the walls stamped it as q bad
house. For the defense the two girls aud
young man arrested in the house, another
girl and Mrs. Shell heraelf testified. ASSN
Judge LETTERS continued the case, and
ordered that William Shell, the woman's
husband, be arrsigred this morning. For
his hearing additional witnesses have been
summoned. 3 .ss5i, Z, q "A: 5.'a
M'llss McGumphrsy was herself fined
$40 and costs for assault on a Mrs. AM
mons, who called at her house Saturday
night seeking an erring daughter. This
case it is said Mrs. McGumphrey declares
her intention to appeal. $50
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TIE ELECTRIC LIGHT co.

.
Presents m Ordinance Governing their
n gtse y Operations.
Two Council committcea we're in session
at the Public Building, last evening. That
on ordinances met in tho chamber Of the
First Branch. Messrs. Ulrich, Maxwell,
Gavin, Mchaown, Tracy and Delbrugge
were the members present. In the alb.
sence Of Mr.. Dobbins, the regular chair.
man, Dr.. Utrich was called on to preside.
The only business before the committee
was the consideration Of an ordinance pre.
pared by the Wheeling Electrical Com
pany, which was presented by Mr.. John
NJ. Sweeney and Mr.. B. "A. Galligsn, of
the company. at the last meeting OF this
committee the company presented an or
dlnance, but as it WAS not in accordance
with the views OF Solicitor Csld Tell the
committee refused to recommend it to
Council for adoption. The one presented
iast night was in keeping with the ideas
OF the Solicitor as outlined at the last
meeting Of the committee and met with
the unanimous approval OF the commit.
tee. 1t is drawn up 90 SIS to carefully pro.
tect the city's interests. The committee
instructed the company to have copies OF
the ordinance printed for distribution
among the Councilman at this evenings
meeting Of Council. q q. =
The Committee on City Prison met and
audited the monthly bills Of that depart.
ment. During the month Of June the
prisoners worked 293 days. There were
nineteen inmates at the. beginning OF the
month, and thirty-three were received
during the month. The time Of nineteen
expired, three we're released by the Mayor
and twelve were released, by the Sergeant,
leaving eighteen on the hill the first OF
July. - 4za-7t 5t..ss i, i;;7, 20 =
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TWO INNOCENT Is; IN, i; MEN j. ); p
Accuse Each Other Of Grimes ,,o,h Of III. IN

f
AS stated yesterday the Bridgeport 20.
lice captured ]. Q. Lord on Sunday, and
yesterday they captured yanclevs at
Barnesville. Lords statement about the
matter is az follows: vancleye told Lords
wife that he, Vancleye, was to receive q
loan Of $500 from Il. X. List, and that no
would buy q gold watch Tor her husband,
Mr.. Lord. Nancleva took him 10 to
Lash'B jewelry store on the 30th day OF
June, and they both picked out their
watches, chains and charms. Tho watches
were to be, paid Tor OH Monday, July 4.
Lord took bis watch with him on June 30
aud kept 1t, and on July 2 he pawned Il
at Franks pawn shop, on Market atreet,
under the assumed name OF J. d. Mathe.
ney, and received S45 on tho watch, nay.
able In thirty days. The Vanclevs watch
he pawned In Pittsburgh, On Monday, the
very day pancleya got 1t from Mr.. Laoh's.
Lord held both pawn tickets and had paid
Vancleve over In Ohio eighty.fye dollars
on his watch. Vanclsvs, he says, planned
the! whole thing from beginning to end,
and procured the watches, and Lord sold
them and received tho money for them.
He says he 10 very innocent and much
prosecuted man. = sIEt1 7.g'i ,'flJt ~ ma
Vsnelevo says: "Mr. Lord has got me
into this trouble. He proposed and
planned everything about the purchase OF
the watches. am sorry that I have
treated MIR. Lush 80 badly. l am innocent
Of the crime charged against me. Lord Ia
alone responsible for all that has happened
me and Mr.. Lash. never sent Mi, Lash
a note from Warnock's station, stating
that / had the money for the watches and
would pay him as Boon as I came to
Wheeling. That note is d forgery. I
never wrote or cent such a note. ~ I went
to pittaburgh on Monday, JulyS4, with
Lord. Lord sold the watches there and
kept the money, and held both pawn
tickets. We came down on the Virginia
side Of the river into Wheeling that night.
We then crossed over into Ohio. have
never received cent from Lord for my
work for him. haven't a cent OF money
now. l never told Mr.. Lash that Lord
was TO get 81, 100 on the "a Of July. did
lie to him; l told him I would pay for
both watches on Monday morning, July
4, without fail. Lord Is a great rascal" j
Both Lord and Vancleve were commit.
ted TO jail in default Of 81 900 bail each for
examination. Vanclsve looked as pale as
o corpse when in the Justices office last
evening, ~ Ri = h. ssrl
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks

Strangers In the City andWheelins Folks
S'sII Abroad. 'gl y.
Mr.. G. NJ. Hart, Of Clarksburg, Is in
town. ". .g
James W. Aud, OF Washington, Pa,
was in the city yesterday. }lf
/, Mrs. Fred Seymour leaves to-day on q
visit to friends at Newark. .5l
Col. Robert McEldowney, Of New Mar
tinsyille, was up yesterday. 3l
Mr.. J. II. Lewis and Miss Allie Fl. Lewis,
Of Bafneavflle, were at the Mcclure House
yesterday. x.
Mrs. Alex Laird and two children, OF
this city, are visiting Mrs. Laird's parents
at Parkersburg.
Mrs. Thornton and Miss Allie McCsbe,
Of this city, are tho guests Of Mira. D. @.
Gallagher, of Charleston. 6fI
Mrs. Sidney Kuhn, Of North Market
street, returned yesterday from visit to
friends at Washington, Pa.
Hon. Chester D. Hubbard and wife will
leave to-day for st. -Martha's Vineyard, to
spend Elk weeks in recreation. 43s
Captain William Otto, Of the North
Wheeling glass works, went to Pittsburgh
yesterday morning on business.
Miss Annie Trautman, OF Marietta, who
has been tho guest Of Miss Mollie thinner,
left for home yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Lewis Jones will arrive here to-day
on businesa, and Mrs. Harry Jones will
probably 60 South with him on his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Harden will move
into their nice property, the MCCabe res.
idence, at Leasherwood, at an early day.
DR.. @. F. Ulrich, who has suffered for
several days with collie, leaves to-day ior
o fow weeks recreation at White Sulpher
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Holloway, son and
daughter, and Mr.. John F. Holloway, OF
Flushing, Ohio, were at the Mcclure house
yesterday.
Mr.. Edward Shon, Of Quincy, ILL.,, and
Mr.. Benjamin Bayless, OF Louisville, two
glass buyers well known hereabout, are
at the Mcclure House. ~ (. 4
4 Miss Kate Mathers, an accomplished
young lady OF Smithfield, Ohio, who has
been visiting the family OF Mr.. r. NJ.
Smith, of the South Side, returned home
yesterday. Sl5s
Mr.. Charles Bodley arrived from New
Orleans yesterday on his annual summer
visit to relatives and friends here, at his
old home. He will make his headquarters
at the Stamm house and at his fathers
elegant cottage on tho Moundsville camp.
grounds. n. IL -.
Miss Mamie Meade will entertain her
friends OF a card party at Mrs. Frank J.
Hearns's handsome place ont the National
road this evening. The affair is to be in
honor Of Mics Garth, Of Hannibal, Mo-,
and Miss Billingslea, Of St. Louis, who arc
guests at the house. g3, s,E&
Miss Jeanne Thompson, OF Parkersburg,
came to this city Saturday and went out
the National road to her grandfather'e,
Judge G. W. Ihompsou's, where she met
Miss Bette Thompson, daughter Of Col.
W. P. Thompson, OF New York, who will
return to Parkersburg with her cousin
and mako her short visit. 5,4
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WANTED TO QUIT WORK.

Drivcrs try to Cosrcc another
f'Sg5 into Resisuing. Al 4
John Gather, Charles Baird, William
Hesten and Alex Merritt were arrested at
an early hour last evening by members OF
the police force. Charges OF disorderly
we're entered up against them and the
cases will be heard in police court this
morning. All four were until within the
past few days employed as drivers for the
wholesale grocery house Of Joseph Spei.
del & Co. The story is that a few days
sgo Gather quit working for the firm
and that Baird and Hesten quit
with him. Last night according u to
the report they went to Spsidel's stable,
where Merritt was engaged putting away
his harness, and endcavored to induce
him to leave his job, and on his refusing
they assaulted him. The true facts viii
be brought out at this mornings session
Of the court. Hesten, it is claimed, can
easily prove that he was not implicated
in the iraeas, and will have no trouble in
getting of. t5s- s..,gI T5-it. AZ
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LOCAL nI,Ev1T1Es,
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
t79' ~ tho City. al

Z H II ~ VI. {
THI Gormania Advancement Society will
picnic at seibert'a Garden Monday,
July 49,, ul!9 Z ~ f5 ifI
TIE Disciplea' Sunday school picnic has
boon postponed from Thursday next to
the following Tuesday, June 10.
JAMES O'NEAL, the gardener employed
at Mt. De Chantal, was dangerously hurt
at Fulton Saturday evening by runaway
team. X. :. 81 .8Ir gG, z
JuDaE BoYD held special meeting OF
tho Circuit Court yesterday. The chan.
Gerry suit Of Elizabeth Christman ti al. ts.
Fred Hoffman ct al. was dismissed. n
0rrlcER LuKRNs Yesterday arrested Pom
Mason and George Hoffman, both colored,
for fighting In saloon on the weat side Of
the Upper Market Square. IA
J. L, GREEN, Excursion Agent OF the O.,
L. 4 W., Railroad, and President Lynch,
OF the Chippewn Park Company, were In
tho city yesterday making arrangements
for O special cheap excursion to Lake Chip
pewa on Tuesday, July 10. There Ia no
more attractive excursion trip booked for
this summer. &@lH .fFp,
TIE stockholders OF the Joseph Bell
Stove Company met yesterday and 81.
fected an organization by the election OF
the following oillcers: President, Joseph
Bell; Vice President, @. T.. Boal, Of Chi.
csgo; Secretary, David Bell; General
Manager, D. Walter Bell. There is come
stock left yet, and parties desiringto make
good investment cannot put their money
In better establishment. ~ ,fs,
The funeral OF Mrs. Annie Z. Caldwell,
widow Of the LATE Joseph Caldwell, took
place at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the Caldwell mansion on Twenty.
ninth street. The choir OF the Second
Presbyterian church rendered several &c.
lections, after which Rev. DR.. Cooke, pas
tor OF the church, made a brief but appro.
pirate address. The palibearers were
Mesara. George R. Taylor, Frank Hearne
Morgan L. OFT, Chester D. Hubbard, Geo
K. McMechen and John L. Schilling. The
interment was at Greenwood. va, ,.5.